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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-21
THE BALTIMORE .S OHIO DEAL,

Gould Said to be Backing sully In His
Scheme.
New York, March l0.-Although It is
generally believed that Messrs. Ives l.
stayner arc negotiating for the control Of
the Baltimore & Ohio railroad, and have
made first payment Of 100000, the
identity Of the real principals OF the deal
is as much as ever matter Of conjecture.
No one will confess to have anything to
do with 1t. A prominent broker, who has
exceptional opportunities for Information
in regard to the deal, said to reporter TO-
day: "The man OF all others to whom
the acquisition OF the Baltimore & Ohio is
the greatest interest is Mr.. Jay Goula
and it will be found that he is the power
behind the new contracting parties. His
interest in the Baltimore 4 Ohio ia by no
means confined to the telegraph depart.
ment. In fact that is really secondary
consideration. .0.s.
He carries in bis pocket the control Of
a great railway system, which is Of greater
moment to him than his holdinps of West.
ern Union, VIZ the Missouri Pacific, Jaw
Gould's pet. For years he has been try-
ing to secure for this property q direct
connection to New York. He now con.
trolls the Ohio 4 Mississippi, and with the
acquisition Of the Baltimore & Ohio and a
consolidation Of that property with the
Richmond Terminal Company his moat
ambitious objects will have been attained,
| believe this new arrangement with
Messrs. Ives and Stayner is the result Of
the conference between Gould, sully and
Sage, which was held last Thursday in the
Western Union building. To all appear
ances Mr.. Gould and MI. snlly retire from
the negotiations, but when everything ia
settled they will be the most prominent
figures in one Of the greatest deals in rail.
road historY.n n. --a-s-l =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-21

BosroN's bridge disaster puts the rail-
rosd company III plight whicl, 1t will
hardly hs sble TO explain itself ont Of.
The company WAS warned, but gave, no
heed. a fine basis for damage suits has
kaa, laid
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-21

Sow NohEefn Georgia 10 getting a touch
0, the boom. West Virglnia's chance ls
coming, and then aome Of her own people
vii regret that they permitted outsiders
10 rkimthe cream of, the pan.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-21

TX ths event Of tho appointment Of OK.
Senator Thurman to tho sscretaryship Of
,5s Treasury tho mugwump newspapers
,ouli h,ys to Say something. What ever
e,lld II BET .."..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-21

An Albany. dispatch :says: A reporter
visited Messrs. Willard Welsh, insurance
adjuster, and Elihu. .R. Smith, travelling
salesman for Larraboe & Co., this morn.
ing. These gentlemen vera guests at tho
ill.fatsd Richmond Hotel, In Buffalo, aud
reached home this morning. Mr.. Welsh
says:
/ WAS awakened by the ringing Of the
electric bell In my room, sRd hastily drew
on my pants and shoes. I then opened
the door OF my room, and as did 50
flames rushed iu. slammed the door
shut and reflected a second. That time
convinced me that desperate measures
were necessary. Fire had burst through
my bath room door and was licking up
the bed and furnishings. I threw the win
dow up and know 1t was my only saliva.
ton. The flames followed me With the
draft, singed my hair and blistered my
face. Thoughtfully put the window
down and then hung from the sill OF 8
window on tho fourth floor. A ladder WAS
put up to me and l got safely 10 the
ground and ran to the Tiff House.
My overcoat, trousers and shoes. are the
only articles saved. II the electric bell
had not rung would have perished sure.
I never want to sleep in hotel again.
Mr.. Smith occupied room directly be-
meath that Of Mr.. Welsh on the third floor.
He says:
| went to bed about 10 o'clock. came
from Toledo and had not had much sleep
ior week. Had 1t not been for the elec'
trlc bells all would have perished. I waa
awakened by them. At tarst ! considered
1t mistake, but WAS jumping up when
heard banging on my door. and on open
ing 1t found Mr.. Woods, of Chicago, who
w1s looking for friend. He told me that
the house Was on fire and to close my door
quickly. left and followed the balusteFs
to the next story. dasir;ng to get as ness
the ground as possible. In q room here
we're lot Of gentlemen. They had bro
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-21
EXTRA SESSION TALK,
Senator Beck Thinks Congress Ought to II,
Called Together.

Senator Book Thinks Congress Ought to Be
Called Together.
WASHINGTON, D. O., March Ex-senator
Beck said to-day, in conversation with
Senator Cockreil and one or two other
friends, that an early extra session OF Con-
gress is an absolute necessity in his opin-
ion, If great financial stringency and a
probable panic are to be averted. He had
made careful examination of the mat
ter, he said, and Was convinced that at
the rate money WAS pouring into the
Treasury the circulation would be con-
tracted before next winter to a degree
equal TO the entire greenback circulation
of the country. 1t other words, upward
Of s%00. 900, 600, exclusive Of the $l0 900, 900
which will be paid out for the redemption
Of bonds in June, will be locked up in the
Treasury vaults. AS result OF this the
Senator predicted serious financial panic
II somo remedy was not applied very soon.
The DRIFT OF opinion, that Is, the drift OF
guessing, ia that an extra session will be
called not later than October. This would
be too late to avert Senator Beck's panic,
but, as lar as that is concerned, it is not
probable that if session were called at
once anything could be done to turn the
food Of money which the Senator says is
pouring into the Treasury, and distribute
it in business channels whers it belongs
soon enough to affect trade daring the
current year.
The conflict Of Congressional opinion on
the question OF reduction OF the growing
surplus is too great for rapid. progress in
that direction; but the ardent advocates
of m carly extra session argue that Com
gress could deyise means to put the sur
plus revenue back into circulation, If not
to cut it down, and there is no great doubt
OF that. There are thousands OF eager
contractors and jobbe1s who would be
only too glad to be the agents. for distribu-
tiou. It is peculiar fact that the feara OF
panic entertained by ststesmen and pol
iticians are not shared by business men to
any great extent, aid as Senator Beck is
known to be something OF a peasimist
when his viaws do not prevail, and as
President Cleveland is thought to be quite
assured that nothing can 20 wrong while
be is At the helm, the extra session may
not be called and the panic may not come.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-21

l USED Salvation Oil for Rheumatism in
the leet, and alter several applications was
entirely relieved Of pain and could walk aa
well "a ever. , ANN r. WATklNs,
5 r. .t4s Baltimore, Md,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-21

NJ De Lssssrs says, in effect, that he
,oesu'! hear Whist the French press Is say.
Inc asairGt him Wise man, dc Lesssps.
That ono way to get along in a wicked
,,II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-21

ken ont tue glass and being In my bare
feet called to them 10 throw mo a pillow.
They Did 90 and ] put on my trousers. !
must have lost the rest Of my clothes In
my descent. The court was now a sesth.
ting mass Of smoke and fame Women
yelled and screamed mud ladder WAS put
up to rescue Mr.. Welsh, and aprang and
caught It on the under side. In my bare
teet ! ran to the Tit House, where !
bought q pair OF shoes and borrowed q
coat. l then wont back 10 tho burning
building and saw the flames roaring out
Of my window and destroying my effects"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-21
GIlt QatelkiiglstIItureG)r|:: III q:
o.,,, SOS. es and ~ Fourteenth sireot.
rOy Tories may have cause to regret the
,,,., Of Father Keller. The Irish vene-
=, ,hpit clrryymen and have some Idea OF
Nh nlsy --hE 4

p,YyAsrEa BUSH ought to get some
yo,s money Tor the cowboys to practice
M, lie Is too green Bush to be trust.
Il With m1ra than nickel at a time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-21

Handsome men are not Objectionable
when Y they have good sense; but there is
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-21

A hen at Hunter, Ia the Caakills, ls!d
q half pound Of eggs In two days recently.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-21

ious TO have him out Of the way. It'll
said to be definitely decided that Morrl-
son, Judge Cooley and Bragg, OF Ala.
bama, will be three Of the Commissioners,
and 1t 10 thought that the list will be
completed and announced on Monday,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-21

Clinton BidWell ia badly burned, but
has been resting we'll to-day. He mourna
constantly for Mack Osborn, the dead
clerk, who slept with him. Tho others
who were injured, With few exceptions,
are getting on and will recover.
Tho telephone company tonight agreed
to remove all wires not In uss at once, take
down the uost dangerous cable on Main
street, and remove the others as soon as
nraetieRhia f
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-20
BUILDING LOTS.

1000. An elegant building site. sox1OO
feet of ground, corner, east front, fine loca-
tion, out of the dust, one block north OF
Eagle este. "A
900 a choice building site, 4lxl65 feet
of ground, two aud a half blocks east OF
Main Street, hydrant water, good neighbor-
70 1900 Another choice building site,
50x165 feet OF ground, east. front, choice
neighborhood, nesr Car line West Temple
Street %
2,5OO A fine corner lot, s22}}Exl65 feet,
east front, on corner of Brigham and 9Th
East Streets, choice fruits, etc So
I,25O A choice building site. sout-
front, 615x10 rods of ground, close up.to bus
mess, through Eagle Gate, Eighteenth
Ward. IS
1000. Lots 247xl65 feet of ground,
north of Liberty Park. IS
1000 Another choice lot, close up, can
be sub-divi3ed into lots, south front.
500 Lot 66xl65 feet Of ground y block
from car line, 9Th Ward 10
HOO 4 Speculation 4 Bargain! A
fall half block, south frontage; cati be sub
divided into seven lots; come quick il sou
want TO make n ney; TWenty-nrst Ward. SO
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-20

q 100 House of four rooms. lot 41xl65
E1 feet Of ground, First West Street. 20
Az 1850. New brick house. five rooms,
Id lot 5ex66 fest of ground, afording a fine
view OF the city and valley, aud close up
fA :. 500 n brick house of five
l#iii rooms, let 50Xl65 feet of ground, to
III. gether with good barn, etc. Fifth East
$500. A 1otber Bargain. New brick
two story house of seven rooms, bow win
I dow, double porches, etc Lot 5x12 rods, on
sixth South, between First and Second
West Streets 62
$500 nice residence of nine rooms,
bath room, cellar, etc. Lot 4lxl65 feet OF
ground, good locality, lawns, shades, gas
nd water, Third East Street IS
a3,6Oeb New brick house Of five rooms
got 39XI65 feet of ground, East Lake finish,
. ydrant water, lawn, etc, four and half
I Ocks from Main Street, Second South. 69
1900. New brick snd adobe house of
eight rooms, large cellar, etc. Lot 66X}65
feet of ground, together with large barn, on
scar line. Third South Street. n
$4,000. For q wholesale house, new
brick store 22Xl65 feet Of ground, roOms up
stairs, lai ge cellar and warehouse, also new
brick house, modern style, of rooms, ba7
window, etc, good barn, ETC., close up. 20
$500 House of rooms, bow window,
porches, etc. Lot 4 XII rods, affording 8
beautiful view Of the city and valley, close
up 70 business, at the head OF Main Street, 30
=. 4gDOO- new DTlCA mouse OF IJOulS
81, bath room, hot and cold water, gas,
A,5 range, CRATES, good cellar, bow win
LElI dow, etc, modern in every particular.
I'LL Lot 81 Y 10 reds, fine shTubbery,
lawns shades, and good large bsrn, on car
line, and choicest locality in the city; 18th
Ward So
400 House OF four rooms ard porch,
corner lot, i6Jx165 feet OF ground, in first
class cultivation, fine view, one block from
. car line; large eistern. etc Twenty first
Ward. 90
60, 1000 A nice cottage house of
EIml four rooms and summer kitchen,
III good Gel ar, etc, corner lot, S21ax132
IGfeet of ground, fruited with choice
variety of fruits, good well -oi water, barn,
ETC., Eighteenth Ward. 81
$500 Elegant building site near ConE-
Inns fine residence, lot 165XI66 feet OF
ground, south and east fronts, together with
house of four rooms, barn, etc, command
ing fine view, hydrant water and tony
neighborhoOd; call and see IL 58
81 900. TWo-StoTy house of seven rooms,
bath room, hot and cold water; east front.
choice fruits, shades, etc. near Brigham and
Sixth East.
$500 A bargain. A 2 story brick resi-,
Glence of 10 rooms, modern style, good
heighbOrhood, gas and water. Lot 312XlO
rods of ground, blocks from Main Street.
60 SOC. Adobe house of : roo,as, bow
;;iS window, porches, etc. Lot x 10 rods
-ESsAA Of ground, fine shades, and presenting
one of the finest views In the city, overlook
ing the city aud valley, out of the dust, and
81 ose to- business, at the head of Main Street.
&c
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-20
ike Honorea by the Sultan.

Sir Charles Dixie, on his recent visit
to Constantinople. did not expect TO see
the Sultan, and declined to ask for an
audience. He was, therefore, agreeably
surprised to receive visit from an I'm
perish Chamberlain, who made an offer
TO Sir Charles, in the Sultan's name. of
the Grand Gordon of the Medjidie. and
to Lady Dixie, of the Chefakat. He also
signitied that private audience would
be granted TO Sir Charles who naturally
svailed himself of this favor, and re-
manned for q long time with Abdul
Hamid. At the close of the audience
the Sultan expressed a wish 10 make the
acquaintance of Lady Dixie, and said
Come and dine here with b on Mon
day, at sunset" Sir Charles could not
accept the Medjidie, but his wife ware
the Turkish of0er in going to the din
ner. which was served at 0. A band
played in an adjoining hail. The chief
civil and military officers Of tie Sultan
were at the table. The imperial host
had been told that Lady Dix" was an
authoress, and he informed her that ne
meant to get her Shrine OF Death''
translated INTO Turkish, dare say for
some of the Iadi $ of his harem. When
the English guests were leaving the s J.
tan took up a small packet, which he
asked Sir Charles 70 accept, as, t'thOugh
of no intrinsic value, it contained some
views Of Constantinople. When It was
opened at the hotel the packet was
found to contain a gold cigsrs tie box,
with enameIed views of Constantinople
set in brilliants.-London Truth.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-20
ESTABLISHED 1872,

$500. Here is a cheap place and long
time, good house of three large rooms and
summer kitchen, fine orchard, city water,
lawn aud shrubbery, situated in rear of
Social Hall.
1000 Don't pay rent when you Can
buy BRICK house of tour rooms, lot 5x6
RODS, in Twenty-frst Ward, for this money.
1,OUO. Same here. you eAn buy
three-room house in lot 5x2O rods, situated
in the Eleventh Ward, nine and half
Ocks east of the Cliff House. q
1000. A cog brick cottage Eve rooms;
this will readily rent for $40 per month
situated on First West, between Sixth and
Seventh South.
1000. A good brick house Of two
rooms and summer kitchen; lot 211ax10; OPP
poSite Catholic Hospital.
800 Will buy small two-rOom adobe
house, lot 315x10 rods; Nineteenth Ward,
between street car line and glass factory;
cheap property
600 house of nine rooms and bath
all modern improvements; lot 21Ix10; 23l
Fifth east. and between Second and Third
SOulh; q bargain.
1 500 5 ( % rods with room juse and
room house on same On Fourth East;
close by.
centre-A 4 room brick house, 2l3 rods front
by rods back good fence; water, etc.
35,UOO A most desirable property en-
Second South. viii rent to good patty at
low figures for one year. Call and investl-
gate,
FARMS FOR SALE
1850. give acres in the Nineteenth
! Ward, in city limits, at 500 per acre A good
$50. Two and half ares in the Nine
| teenlh Ward, six blocks north of Temple,
j Also 5-acIe lots sn the DEive, near ana
! around the Park, at fE m $500 to SEQ per
1 acre.
1900. Seventy acres. good water right,
! one and q half miles from city limits; small
| house on same.
1900. Twenty acres over Jordan. half
mile from city limits
over Jordan. well fenced, flowing artesian
| well: five miles west; this is desirable pro-
nertv house Of six rooms on place; stable
ene sheds 49,. -. va,,
1O,OOu 1870 acres OF choio;- i1hd' "e'i
fenced and al under cultivation, with two
otleK houses on place; about two miles
/ southwest OF this Office
500 acres over Jordan at SIS per acre
| nv miles east of The city
| we nave number of farms in al parts
! north, west and south of the city at o -lees
that cannot be compared.
BUILDING LOTS.
500, 5x21, situated in Fifth Ward. two
/ blocks south d. & K. G. Depot
| i,3oo Five acre lot below Liberty Park
IN a good cultivation; good bargain.
/ - %, LUIS, east 'front.' Dy III RODS back.
! hne orchard, twelfth Ward, six blocks east
i OF Main Street; cheap property.
| 400. Two whole lots. confirming 2L
acres OF land, in Nineteenth Ward, near
Nicholas Sampling Works; bargain.
1850 Two acres. 81 rods front by 10
back, on Eighth South and Ninth East Cali
early tomorrow il you want this.
Ten rods front bp 10 deep, on Tive fin
East Street, orchard just starting; desirable
piece of properly.
s in ALI parts of the CITY and cougty. Car
: to investigate. GU aim is 10 please
listed shoS very small proportion OF our
7ou around
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-20
24O SOUTH MAIN, next to Walker House.

- 500. Another handsome fome
N;ii!l adobe house of 9rooms Dath, hot
III and cold water, bow window, etc. Lot
3112xle rods. nice shades, lawns, flowers. etc. :;
good barn.
SOC Another cheap home House of 4
rooEas. Lot 3x6 rods OF grounds, south front.
\ block west of gas works 10
c. 800 New brick house of FIVE
Ss;;:: rooms, cellar, closets, porch. etc. lot
Ill 82112x165 feet of grounG, shades, flow
ing well of good water, on car line, near
Warm Springs, Nineteenth Ward. Sc
1000. New rustic house, adobe lined
of FIVE rooms, lot 3xl0 rods OF ground, Main
Street. 20
2,5OO. House OF sever rooms, porch, etc :,
good locality, los 40x132 feet of ground, by
drant water, on Second South Street, 21I
blocks east of business 3
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-20
BUSINESS PROPERTY.

2.75o. A very cosy house OF six rooms.
ot66xI65 feet of ground, with -ch cice fruit
trees, lawns beautiful shade trees, hrdrant
wster, etc, best location in the eli Y. Brig
ham Street.. So
$500 Soon to be business properly
Plot of ground, 42x100 feet, together !. it'll
large fwo-story house of nine rooms; is
built so as to make nice store with little
cost; opposite Continental Hotel 60
LOO New prick house OF thr rooms,
celler, etc :, lot 33xl66 feet Of ground Nine
seeptn Ward, hslf block from car i1e. 81
FOR RENT
House OF seven rooms, cezner Sixth East
and Brigham Street. $40.
six room house, neatly furnished. near
Eagle Gate $35.
Six room house, Third South Street. $40
Sixteen room. house, Main Street. $50.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-20
When Your Nerves Bother You,

Invigorate them. When your nights
repose is uusound or undressing, your
appetite jaded or capricious when slight
noises cause you 10 start, and annoy
snces of slight moment abnormslly
worry you, know three things, viz. LIST,
That your nerves are weak; I'd that
you need a tcnic; Sd, that its name is
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, the
promptest, safest, most popular article
of its class. The nerves are susceptible
OF invigorstion only by promoting an
increase of vigor in the processes of
digestion and IMMIGRATION. Narcotics
and sedAtives have their utility, but IN
the main, and if their use be continued,
they are unsafe. A wineglass Of the
Bitters before retiring, aid repetition
of the same during the dag before or
after meals, is far more likely to confer
hsalth-yieiding sleep than repeated
doses of an opiAie. Dyspepsia, debility
inactivity OF the Kidneys and bladder,
fever and ague, and other msiarisl COM
plants. are always dominated and SAB
dued 5s i.
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ra- a. j. WHITE.
Real Estate and Loan Agent |!

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The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-06-04

From all the information that we
have been able to gather on the sub
ject, we feel satisfied that a large
majority of the Democrats of this
county are in favor of a primary cleo
ton. This being the case, we renew
our suggestion to the Democratic
Executive COmmittee--which meets
t~o-day-to give the people a chance
to decide this matter for themselves
at the polls. This can be very easily
done by ordering an election to be
held for District Attorney, in accor-
dance with the agreement between
Messrs. Slack and Whitfield, and at
the same time let the people vote for
primary or convention. W. think
this the most reasonable and unob-
jectionable manner in which this
matter can he settled to the satisfac-
ton of all concerned, and we believe
the Executive Committee have the
interest of the party at heart sufi-
GENTLY TO let it determine this nj latter
for itself.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-06-04


We always rejoice in the success or
good fortune of a deserving, honest
man, and if he be one of our acquain-
tances OF citizens greater Is our joy.
We therefore mention with pride
that Messrs. w. H. Meadors and
Rius Carl have obtained a patent on
an improved cotton press, the origi-
nal press having been made by Mr..
Meadors, and been in use some three
years. This press worked so nicely
and possessed so great power that the
above named gentlemen concluded
to haye the same patented, which
they did; and for said patent, we are
told, they were offered twenty thous-
and dollars on the first bid. We are
told that necessity is the mother of
invention, "but while we do not think
the invention was 4 necessity for the
existence of either Of these gentle
men; yet that twenty thousand dol
lars will scare the wolf from the door
for at least u few days.